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In a rear seat.
In a rear seat with an approved child restraint suitable for height and weight. Article 117 covers minors 135 cm tall or shorter. A front seat is permitted only under the regulatory exceptions: no rear seats, rear seats occupied by other minors meeting those conditions, or inability to install all restraints there. A rear-facing restraint in front requires deactivating the frontal airbag.
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In a rear seat.
In any seat, as long as they use a suitable child restraint system.
In the front seat.
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